Architects have revealed how one of Kent's seaside towns could look if it wins Government cash.

After 16 years behind the bar, the owners of a popular pub have decided to put it on the market to make their dream move to Spain a reality.

Five eateries across the county have been honoured in a top industry ranking of the nation's best eateries.

With news of pints in London surging in price to £8 we visited a pub selling one for much more than that.

One countryside farm has teamed up with an award-winning chef to bring a taste of South African food to the county.

Unemployment figures dropped in all but two of the county's districts, according to the latest figures from the Office for National Statistics.

The owner of a tapas restaurant chain who resorted to selling staple food from a pop-up shop during the pandemic has opened a Mexican.

A golf course in the county has been sold to a private buyer who has vowed to prevent it from being developed for housing.

A brewery has signed partnership deals with a leading music festival and one of the world's biggest sporting events - both taking place this summer.

Food trucks and live music are planned for a new marina in Kent, which will also see boats berthed there following problems with its design.

A pub landlord affectionately known as 'The Captain' has called time after 44 years manning the bar.

Scammers are finding new ways to target holidaymakers as the demand for breaks and travel increases.

Health and safety concerns have put an end to plans to hold a military-themed show once again.

International pub chain BrewDog is preparing to open one of its "iconic bars" at a new £115 million leisure complex, it has been confirmed.

Architects behind a controversial 150-home seaside development have released the firm artist's impressions of the scheme.

A rare chance to buy an award-winning winery, vineyard and production facilities is up for grabs.

The latest results of a business confidence survey reveals encouraging signs, despite growing economic concerns.

A second P&O ship has resumed services between Kent and Calais, after initially failing three safety inspections.

Funding has been secured for a project to ban cars from a stretch of aseafront and create a new plaza “akin to the feel of a Spanish seaside resort”.

Soaring inflation could usher in a recession later this year - and the fear many firms may not survive it, warns a Kent business expert.